is moving to memphis. it comes down to cost. shark sports entertainment, the company that runs it, tells me it's very expensive to hold the tournament where you only have one court where the players can play on. other tournaments you have matches going on at the same time. because of this, the tournament will be moving next year. you'll have one more chance to see world-class men's tennis in san jose, after years of holding serve in the capital of silicon valley. the s.a.p. open will move from san jose to memphis. >> i'm sad. i'm sad they're taking it from here. >> reporter: tennis fans say it's a big loss to the international community in the bay area. the s.a.p. open has featured tennis greats like john mcenroe and andy roddick. >> that's sad for your city. we like to have them here. it's our chance to go and see them. >> reporter: restaurants like amicih's, which is a walk from the tank, is not happy to see the s.a.p. leave. they get a lot of business. >> it's the only tennis tournment in the south bay

they are going back to memphis. i'm going to los angeles, and that's when elvis proceeds to talk to me about coming back to work for him. i think he was very pleased with how i'd handled the washington stuff. he was very happy that i went back with him even with the possibility of losing my job and he offered me a really great job as a personal p.r. and record promotor for his new records, and he wanted me to be the guy that would take his new recordings to put program directors around the country, and he kind of put a personal touch and tried to give his records more attention and so, i never gave him an answer that i was going to go back to work for him or not. i was really thrilled that he wanted me to. about two weeks later i get this box of business cards, and they're red and then black. it goes jerry schilling, personal public relations for elvis presley and under it, special deputy, and i think -- i meant to bring one today. maybe my wife did, but i thought, you know, everything he had done for me, and i real

he was unnee down n the balcony of a hotel in memphis, tennessee. the civil rights leader's deathh memphis will rename a one-mile stretch of road doctor m-l kiig juniir avenne. the university of ittsburgh is now offering 50-thouuand dollars for information on a campus.two threats prompped on evaauations monday ... three ttusday.that makes 12 since february.theefirst threats were left in bathroom stalls on campus.one was e-maiied to a reporter at the pittsburgh post-gazette.no students have been injured. cleanup has started after tornadoes caused widespread damage in tte dallas-fort worth area.national weather service teams are expected to spread out acroos the reeion today o determine how many tornadoes actually hit.there are no reports of deaths from the storms.police say seven people were injured there, one of themmcritically. &p3 - "the next ice age" is a dance company on ice.- their newess shhw... "the debusss nocturnes" will ebut this weekend. weekend. tim murphy ... director and choreopgrapher ii streaming now.... - what is going on this weeke

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the tony-award-winning hit show "memphis" is on the stage this week. baltimoreans are calling it an oldie but a goody. >> reporter: the music of memphis is a sultry mix of blues, rock and roll and gospel. all wrapped around a love story, set in the turbulent south of b street. and baltimore crowds are falling in love with the performance. >> every night, without fail, someone is standing on their feet, everyone is standing on their feet. >> reporter: she plays felicia bogwell, who meets and falls for a fast-talking brian calhoun. but the couple's dreams of circumstance and love are soon interrupted by violent racism. they say it's an issue that still needs attention today. >> it's a very necessary story to tell. it shows how far we've come. but also how much further we have to go. there's still people fighting for freedoms and equality in the world. >> we've actually had a couple of times where huey and felicia, they kiss on stage. and we've had a few walkouts. >> reporter: but not in baltimore. it's the oldie-but-goody style music that is drawing crow

and memphis to raleigh.ttered showers in the northeast. >>> finally from us this morning, we wanted to show you more of the abc news exclusive video, the building of one world trade center. >> it's about to become the tallest building here in new york city. watching it grow from the ground-up, is worth another, longer look. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the message that sends for the country and to the world, there's a live shot of one world trade center as it looks right now. 100 floors built so far. just four more to go. >> one world trade will stand a symbolic 7,671 feet. amazing to think it wil

warriors drop in on memphis. they came in on a five-game losing streak. robinson with back to back three's. then grizzlies get serious. gilbert arenas, the ball was taped up and in, but he gets credit. the griz out score them 98-94. golden state has lost six straight. rg3, robert griffin the third in denver to watch the bears women's ncaa title game against notre dame. 6 foot 8 inches and they more need much more than britney. she had five blocked shots. they were down five early in the seconds. too much britney. a jump on the baseline and turn and bank.

and memphis to raleigh.ttered showers in the northeast. >>> finally from us this morning, we wanted to show you more of that abc news exclusive video, the building of one world trade center. >> it's about to become the tallest building here in new york city. watching it grow from the ground-up, is worth another, longer look. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so inspiring to see that. >> indeed. >> and a here's a live shot of one world trade as it looks right now. 100 floors have already been built. there are now just four more to go. >> one world trade will stand a symbolic 1,776 feet when it's all done and ready for business some time next year or in 2014. amazing to think that it will be done that quickly. >> there it goes. in 1776, of course, the year that the country declared its indianapolis. very symbolic. >>> that's what's making news in mork this morning.

of them mainly following the battlefield, coming back and civilians coming from miles away, from memphis, from down in mississippi, wherever, to try to find their kinfolk and their close friends who might have -- who had been seriously wounded and killed there. >> before we close out, i would like for everyone to know that everyone on the panel and john, we are all in a writers club together. we're colleagues. we know each other's families. i do want to meet james's children and grandchildren out there. along with other authors that write on the western theater. i just want you to know that we're colleagues and there's no conflict or anything between us. >> that's right. >> we see each other -- we disagree but it's -- once a year we get together and have a great time. so i just want everyone to know that. >> you just spoiled the secret for everyone. >> we're mortal enemies. >> let me end again just by rooting us in the reality of what happened here and it was mentioned in the movie and shown so well. but consider this again. some 63,000 union soldiers fought at shiloh. 63,000. there were

i think he went to the airport, got on the first plane out of memphis. i don't think he knew where it was going. he checked into a hotel and then thought, what the hell am i going to do? so that's when he decided to call me because i wasn't working for him. i wasn't part of the whole structure at that time and decided to come out and get me in los angeles. and i thought that was kind of it. i picked him up and i never will forget, he's walking down the steps of the plane and he's got this little box and i said, elvis, what's that? he says, my luggage. don't forget, this is a guy that never traveled or took care of things himself. well, back at that time, if you're first-class, they give you a little box with a wash rag and toothpaste and maybe some mouth -- that was his luggage. he was traveling light. and so he had a home in los angeles on hill crest drive, part of beverly hills and after elvis, who did not want anybody to know where he was, had promised to take a couple of the stewardess home and it was very late at that particular time. and he was tir

where memphis had ended oklahoma six game winning streak with a ninety four eighty eight victory oklahoma started well enough kevin durant with a one handed jan giving them a seventeen eleven lead with four minutes left in the quarter but by the time the teams had reached the final quarter memphis is taken the lead and in no small thanks to o.j. mayo it came off the bench to top school with twenty two points he also landed the final basket which is seconds left to make sure of the way in ninety four eighty eight down to memphis. and we will end with football because it is your chance to catch up on all of those that failing during this weekend's russian primarily it is coastal city. i. live . live. live live. live live . live . and that is always full for the moment so we called wolfie right. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for like you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm charming welcome to the big picture. mother mission free the cretac

atlanta, tuscaloosa, athens, georgia, and memphis.list, tallahassee, florida. that's according to the washington economics group which compiled. it's a nice play is mrais. been there many times. it is time for a different look at some of the week's top stories. for pete's take, that means pete dominik is back with us, like he is of sunday morning. >> when you retear, if ever. all right. let's -- as you get fired up with a little more caffeine, i knew you would need it. it's early. i want to start with ted nugent. listen to this. >> barack obama becomes the president many november again, i will need to be dead or in jail by this time next year. why are you laughing? you think that's funny? that's not funny at all. i'm serious as a heart attack. >> yep. they don't call him the motorcity mad man for nothing, and now, pete, nugent says that he didn't mean it as a threat. what do you think? >> well, first of all, when he said why are you lafring, i was laughing right at that time. i thought he saw me. i thought that was live for a second.

the tony award winning musical memphis is on the stage this week.gigi barnett explains, baltimoreans are calling it an oldie but a goody. >> reporter: the music of memphis is a sultry mix of blues, rock and roll and gospel, all wrapped around a love story set in the turbulent south of b street. and baltimore crowds are falling in love with the performance. >> every night, without fail, someone is disabding on -- standing on their feet, everyone is tanzing on their -- standing on their feet. >> reporter: she meets and falls for fast-talking r&bdj, huey calhoun, played by brian finkhart. but the couple's dreams are soon intercepted by violent racism. they say it's an issue that still needs attention today. >> it is a very necessary story to tell. it shows how far we've come. but also how much further we have to go. there's still people fighting for freedoms and quality in the world -- equality in the world. >> we've had a couple of scenes where felish and and felix kiss. and we've had a few people walk out. >> it's an original story with original musi

athletic director tom bowen has left san jose state for the same position at the university of memphisn monday, bowen was introduced as memphis's new athletic director...a position he's held here at s-j-s-u since december of 2004. his core mission of building a "culture of champions" academically, athletically and in the community, was a vital aspect in what made him the unanimous choice for memphis. however, his departure has opened new doors for others...as marie tuite was quickly named the interim athletics director. a position she feels fit to handle. ">>>(marie tuite) "there's no doubt in my mind that i have the skill set and the leadership capabilities to lead any athletics program...so its not a matter of whether or not 'i could do the job,' it will be more a matter of 'is it the right fit for me'...and president mo."" tuite joined the spartan's athletic department in june of 2010. since then, she has served as deputy director for internal operations and chief operating officer for spartan athletics. s-j-s-u will launch a national search for bowen's permanent replacement, this s

was assassinated gunned down on a balcony in memphis, tennessee. memphis will renate one-mile stretch of road martin luther king avenue. a candlelight vigil is planned tonight at 6:30 at the king memorial in d.c. >>> for many people living with the deadly disease, drug cost mean the difference between life and death. coming up how local lawmakers are tackling the problem of drug shortages. >>> facebook can tell us who's dating who and now who has an std. how the social network site can predict and prevent std's. >>> plus, baby onboard, meet delta's newest stow away. how a flight attendant helped deliver a baby at 33,000 feet. >>> imagine having a potentially deadly disease and not being able to get the drugs you need to save your life. lawmakers are doing all they can to fix it. joce sterman is here with details. >> reporter: in demand drugs for some deadly diseases are changing hands but not in the way they should. that's creating shortages and price hikes. senator barbara mikulski wants that to stop. there was a round table discussion today. they

memphis, tennessee could see strong storms rolling through. the tornado threat today is a lot less than yesterday. the winds are not as much sheer in the atmosphere as we had yesterday. that's the winds changing in direction and height. we'll have the forecast update coming up later in the show. >> thanks so much. >>> also coming up, internet giants squabble. airline giants flirting and barbie has a friend who's going bald. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> usually it's his looks that get people talking but this morning it's his heroics. >>> coming up, a new look for the seahawks, the heat clinch a playoff spot and a perfect ending for the baylor lady bears. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry and here's some of your top headlines this morning. police say one go, the suspect in the shooting spree at an oakland, california religious school had been expelled in january for anger problems. he told police he had been teased about his poor english skills at th

i know memphis is just joining this list. tell us the significance of that because memphis was critical to king's life and legacy. >> it's interesting that there were -- when we wrote the book, there were a couple places, philadelphia at the time, l.a., and memphis that were sort of the most notable big city that is didn't have one. i think it's kind of fitting that memphis is this many years later getting to it because it kind of brings the story full circle. you can sort of trace the stations of the cross of king's life along these streets. he lived on sunset just off the mlk in atlanta. he led the marches from brown chapel on the martin luther king there. he was nearly killed ten years before ace his assassination on the mlk in harlem. now memphis where he was assassinated is naming him a street. i think it's what fitting to be one of the last major places to name a street for him. >> i want to start with this mural in chicago. and you talked a little bit about this. the role -- the significance of artwork on some of these

here are the high temperatures and how warm it will be. 88 in kansas city and 87 in memphis.m for another day to kickoff the work week. >> great to see you. >> that is our morning red carpet. lady antebellum was one of the big winners last night at academy of country music awards. ♪ i haven't seen you ♪ in ages ♪ sometimes i find myself wondering where you are ♪ >> they say a long is worth a million words. listen to that. no wonder they took home the cries for best vocal group and sang "dancing away with my heart." last year's american idol scotty mccreery? he won best new artist. good for him. congratulations, scotty. social media star ashton cupper -- ashton will play steve jobs in a new movie. shooting begins in may. and "hunger games," big weekend holding on to the number one spot at box office, the blockbuster taking in $61.1 million, less than lottery. and wrath of the titans opened in second place with $34.2 million and "mirror mirror," at number three. do i sound like a sour loser, anna? >> 20 minutes before the hour and time for the starting lineup, a round up of the

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martin luther king was shot and killed in memphis. for the first time, a member of the memphis city council issued an apology on behalf of the city. >> this city has never apologized formally to the king family for the horrific murder. but today, i stand before my colleagues. i stand before all of you and i will. >> that councilwoman encouraged people all across the country to keep the legacy of the civil rights icon alive. a candle light vigil is scheduled tonight in d.c. in about twenty minutes. >>> today, president obama spoke out about his christian faith at the white house. mr. obama quoted from the book of john. >> in this world, you will have trouble. i heard an amen. let me repeat. in this world, you will have trouble. but take art, i have overcome the world. [ applause ] we are here today to celebrate the glorious overcoming, the sacrifice of a risen savior who died that we might live. >> the president hosted more than 100 spiritual leaders from around the country. >>> severe turbulence roughed up a plane over the skies of lo

army had turned back a main group maintaining their position within a few miles of the memphis and charleston railroad, the confederacy's most important east/west rail connection. the confederates on the west bank of the tennessee surrendered the chance to stop a decisive union drive and possibly undo much of what the yankees had achieved during the winter and spring campaigning. for the federal army, the path lay open to split the confederacy along the mississippi river and that in the long run men the rebels could never win the war. that was what it was all about, controlling the great father of waters. the con federals hads lo the a battle they simply had to win. robert henry sus sinkly stated, the issues were the defeat of major armies. the stake was immense. on june 10, 1862, william tecumseh sherman wrote his wife, i think the mississippi, the great artery of america and whatever power holds it, holds the continent. a little later, in 1863, he would say, the valley of the mississippi is america. a little wonder that sherman pronounced shiloh one of the most important victories that has

where they helped capture island number ten and had destroyed the confederate river defense fleet at memphis and captured that city in early june 1862. foot had been wounded in the ankle at fort donaldson and by may 1862, his wound was giving him so much trouble that he took a leave and was replaced by charles davis. at the end of june and beginning of july the two fleets met in vicksburg. davis coming down river from above and farragut from below trying to capture the fortress which had then become the principal bastion on the mississippi. deciding to test vicksburg's defenses farragut repeated by tactics by steaming up with broad sides ablazing. porter's schooner standed behind to pound the enemy positions. the river was too difficult to navigate at night at that stage of the water. the river was now dropping so they had to begin this maneuver at dawn on june 28. all but three of farragut's ships made it past the battery at the cost of about ten men killed in the fleet. farragut was lucky, again, not to be one of them. for the "hartford" he reported was riddled from stem to stern. farragut

memphis and charleston. the only complete railroad to link the mississippi river with the atlantic seaboard and north/south mobile and ohio, linking the ohio river valley to the gulf of mexico. corinth was quite simply that spring the lynch pin containing the confederacy's effort to halt the mississippi. after ascending the river a national army under general ulyssess grant at pittsburg landing its front encompassing shiloh church. while western confederate forces led by sidney johnston concentrated by rail. the military issues confronting these combatants proved not to be the mere possession of the field, or even the vital crossroads. but involved the defeat of their respective major armies and ultimate possession of the mississippi valley. grant's mission, sever the western railroads linking with the eastern with the mississippi valley and to recover the valley. johnston's mission, hold the mississippi by defeating all union armies such as grant's for there were four threatening his responsibilities in the

it took him nine arduous days to make his way from memphis to the boston mountains a little north

memphis. >> you see any animal around there. >> they just did not weren't to go. shutting down the tarmac delaying flight. >> we have a dog running around like crazy. >> for 10 minutes the dog would not be moved. finally coaxed into the cargo hold as passengers aboard the plane tweeted. dog on runway at laguardia. causes mayhem. passengers were not allowed to deplane. birdie and owner finally made it to memphis. >> dog okay. >> yes she's okay. she's good. she's healthy. >> not the first time this has happened. far less cute coyote alarmed pilots at boston logan field 2 years ago. >> looks like a coyote dead center on the runway here. >> jfk last center turtle en route to the beach to lay their egg were in no hurry to cross the runway. as jet blue pilot waited for clearance to take off. >> we have a couple turtles storming the access road here. >> storming with a turtle. >>reporter: balloon flying above the runway in cincinnati airspace was smiling. >> attention all aircraft aircraft just landed reported a yellow balloon about 450 reported as a happy face balloon.

and i-40, between raleigh and memphis.i-5, from seattle north to northern california. >> if you're flying, delays are likely in new orleans and memphis, thanks to heavy rain and thunderstorms. >>> the suspect in that mass shooting at a northern california university could be charged with murder later today. detectives say one goh said he wanted to get back at the school for expelling him, for behavior, possibly anger management issues. >> and he wanted to get revenge at students who made fun of his broken english. now, police are looking for the gun he used in that deadly attack. >>> about 30 students at a southern california college were pepper-sprayed last night, after they tried to push their way into a trustees meeting. they were angry over plans to quadruple the price. there was outrage over another pepper-spray dint at u.c. davis last year. >>> and in new york, a giant construction crane snapped last night, killing one worker and injuring two others. it was a very risky operation with construction material all around

two of the south's longest trunk railroads cross the at corinth, the east-west road, the memphis and charleston. the only complete rail line in the confederacy to link the mississippi river with the atlantic seaboard and the north-south mobile and ohio, linking the ohio river valley to the gulf of mexico. corinth was, quite simply, that spring the lynchpin containing the confederacy's efforts to hold the mississippi. after ascending the river, a national army under general ulysses s. grant at pittsburg landing its front encompassing shiloh church. while western confederate forces led by general albert sidney johnston concentrated by rail around corinth to rendezvous for the offensive johnston plan to lead against grant. the military issues confronting these combatants proved not to be the mere possession of the field or even the vital cross-roads, but involved the defeat of their respective major armies and the ultimate possession of the mississippi valley. grant's mission, sever the western railroads linking the mississippi with the eastern confederacy to facilitate the union's main

and from memphis to corinth. he denew ted the upper trans-mississippi. only in south louisiana and texas where he could not -- the tentacles of his command did not quite reach that far. only these portions of the trans-mississippi were unaffected by this -- what do you call this anyway? this -- it's almost like a hit and run burglary, except that van dorn was burglarizing his own war effort. okay? no surprise, a few months later, when thomas heimann is named commander of arkansas, he arrives in little rock in may and sends this telegram to president davis. i found here, little rock, almost nothing, nothing. nearly everything of value was taken away by general van dorn. what am i supposed to do? this is the legacy of van dorn. not just the defeat at pea ridge, but the abandonment of the trans-mississippi to the enemy. the federals and other officers could not believe it. for a few months, they thought this was some sort of a ploy. finally, in late spring, it dawned on them that the confederates were gone. not only

he traveled by train from richmond to memphis in four days. a quick, reasonably comfortable trip. but once across the mississippi river, he was in a different world. no trains. no navigable waterways, at least at that time of the year. the arkansas was shallow and the arkansas was shallow and dry. if you were to cross the state, you had to do it over land. that's exactly what vandorn did. it took him nine arduous days to make his way from memphis to the boston mountains a little north of van buren. he fell into the ice choked little red river, near searcy, he became seriously ill and completed the journey in an ambulance with a raging fever. in fact, the fever would not leave him until the pea ridge campaign was over. vandorn finally arrived in the boston mountains march 3rd. he announced the two idle confederate armies now under his command would be joined together into a single military organization. which he grandly called, the army of the west. the next day, still seriously ill, still traveling around in the back of an ambulance, vandorn met with price and mcculluck for the fi

particularly, that portion of it, lying between the memphis and charleston, and mobile and ohio railroads. and the tennessee river. these men were to be used as guides, he said, and they recruited from civilian farmers and residents in the region. and what johnston did with the core of citizens has not been fully explained. this being one ufof the many mysteries of shiloh, from an obscure source. found in a period newspaper -- we now have -- an account of a federal sergeant in the 25th missouri infantry from colonel everett peabody's brigade that explains that -- "the day prior to the battle three spies were arrested by the 25th missouri regiment, two of whom were confined in our guard tent when the battle began." this confirms that sydney johnston was actively seeking critical enemy deployment information right up to the hour that the fight being gain. in fact, due to the need for specific intelligence, despite the shiloh attack, having been planned for nearly two weeks, sydney johnston was compelled to seek this crucial data as a basis for key operational decisions right up to the final

wet on i-40, from memphis to nashville. and i-95 in florida.west coast, news caution from seattle to medford. >> if you're flying, delays are possible in atlanta, new orleans and memphis. >>> that maryland woman who claims to have one of the three winning megamillions lottery tickets is probably wishing she had never opened her mouth. >> i think she actually likes the drama. she says the ticket was safely inside the baltimore mcdonald's where she works. but her co-workers say that the ticket is part of an office pool. she has gone silent, letting her newly-hired lawyer do all the talking. >> do you know where the ticket is? >> no, sir, i do not. i cannot say with any certainty that this ticket exists. and i would caution anybody, until it's presented to the lottery commission for processing that it does exist. >> the attorney added he was hired to protect her in case she sued. maryland officials hold their own news conference today. if i won millions, i would be, hey, everybody. i won. >> that should be an interesting rebuttal. >>> also today,

the memphis grizzlies have playing their seventh straight home victory with a one hundred forty nine when i have a utah jazz man sitting tenth in the western conference were never with the host to recross two quarters and that's one point to the break then rookie gordon hayward not a three pointer to extending charles ling to four points late in the third and then faced found a way to respond is o.j. mayo school seventeen of his twenty points during the final pool to the hostages much one hundred three ninety eight in memphis in the conference. and finally in diving saying russia has won the men's free me to synchronize events on the final day of competition or the world series adding a fourth medal to russia's tally here in moscow as company top of reports. the three metre springboard synchronise nancy rand was the biggest intrigue of the point of day with the usually dominant team china not competing in the display it led to an open competition but the russian pair of you gained in the lead as a her lead from the tourists wound to secure the gold with a solid performance while the

he was gunned down on a balcony of a motel in memphis, tennessee. dr. king at the time was 39 years old. james earl ray who was charged with the crime ended up dying in prison. >>> on this the 44th anniversary of the civil rights leader's death, memphis will rename a one-mile stretch. the governor named that the martin luther king, jr. avenue. this is the road. there's also going to be a day of services across the country honoring dr. king. >>> another week, another round of eliminations on "dancing with the stars." >> yeah. we're going to tell you who went home in case you missed it. also new rules that could help good dancers stick around a little longer. >>> and which pop icon says she is honored to play whitney houston. we'll tell you about that coming up next. >>> mostly cloudy around now, there are some showers working their way in here. i'll tell you when coming up. reporter: on the roadways this morning, pretty quiet out there. we'll is have a live look at i- 95 heading towards the capitol beltway. that's coming up next. Ñ[= this one's for all u

the memphis grizzlies have claimed seven straight home victory by uta just men sitting in the western part with a house during the first two quarters leading by a new one point break then called how would not a three pointer to extend to four points late in the third but memphis found a way to respond as a sports seventeen of his twenty during the final quarter. and how hard would have been three to ninety eight remaining fifth in the conference. and i so here they go a cup finals between i one got only an hour more school have resumed game two is probably taking place in homes. starts after the opening period remember this one up in the best of seven series. game three will take place in the russian capital on tuesday. and finally in diving team russia has won the men's for me to synchronize event our move final day of competition at the world series adding a fourth medal to russia's tally here in moscow because of it put up with all the details. the three metre springboard synchronise nancy was the biggest intrigue of the final day with the usually dominant team china not competing

skirts are plentiful in memphis, the rebel women have agreed among themselves not to wear them. it is their secret sign. it's their badge, their rebel flag. no longer allowed to flaunt past our brave soldiers with their emblems of treason penned to their dresses and bonnets. they have hit upon this plant. they're not able to wear their little mini-confederate flags or other blatant signs of the confederacy, but by taking out the hoops from their skirts, that's kind of their secret way of doing that. >> at one point the article kind of mentioned that one young woman had an interaction with the union soldier who asked why aren't you young women wearing your hoop skirts, and she responded you yankees can't make us wear hoops. that was their way of sort of in a subtle way defying the enemy. also, when threatened with punishment, young women often were able to kind of charm their way out of it. soldiers would relent. one of my favorite examples is cordelia lewis scales of holly springs, mississippi. she refused to keep quiet when union officers actually commandeered her home in janua

in 2014, it will leave california and it will head over to memphis, tennessee.day in the bay." >>> well, wall street taking another beating to start the week. but there is good news. things are looking up this morning. for that and the rest of the news before the bell, let's turn it over to cnbc world headquarters. good morning, jackie. >> reporter: good morning, john. well, the futures are higher this morning after stocks dropped on monday. markets lost some ground on concerns about europe again amid political uncertainty in france and a breakdown in budget talks in the netherlands. we saw the asian markets lower overnight, but european markets a touch higher. and here in the u.s., we're going to get data on home prices, new home sales and consumer competence. watch for that. the fed is going to begin a two-day policy meeting but isn't expected to move on interest rates. a lot of earnings on the calendar, as well. 3m and united technology reporting this morning. we saw the dow fall 102 points to 12,927 yesterday, the nasdaq losing 30 points to 2,970. walmart al

los soles de phoenix, por su parte los guerreros llegan y perdieron con los lakers, visitan a los memphis en casa de los gigantes, eel martes con oakland. >> es lunes de los mejores goles, disfrutelos porque son joyas que se presentan, benzema le pega de aire, nos recuerda el gol de la final de la eurocopa del 89, benzema se gana a los aficionados con estos goles, disparo de cristiano, se hace presente la victoria del inter, goles argentinos, también brilla carreño destroza una joven defensa . >> en espacios cortos son mortales los de monterrey, perdió san luis con la máquina y terminamos con el gol que le da el pase a méxico . >> gracias, antes de despedirnos le comentamos que la policía revelo que el acusado de